On December 31, 2021, it was approved in Congress and sanctioned by President Jair Bolsonaro to law that will formalize truck drivers in the MEI standard (Individual Microentrepreneur).
The new law allows all individuals who make up the category of truck drivers to register as MEI, even if they have a higher turnover than the cap of the other activities included in the regime simplified. Thus, the self-employed cargo carrier may have the National Register of Legal Entities (CNPJ) and, therefore, may issue invoices.
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While the normal MEI categories have a revenue limit of up to BRL 81,000 per year, the truck driver has a limit of up to BRL 251,600 per year. It's a significant difference.
Therefore, when starting activities, the ceiling for micro-entrepreneurs is R$20,966.67, and this amount is multiplied by the number of months between starting work and the last month of the year. The monthly contribution to Social Security will be 12% of the minimum wage, equivalent to R$145.44 in 2022.
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Small self-employed entrepreneurs, that is, those who work on their own, fall under the category of MEI. So, they start to have labor rights and benefits like any active worker with signed portfolio, and also have the CNPJ that gives the right to issue invoices and benefits from the welfare.
The benefits guaranteed by Social Security are:
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